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Invest like the greats

Value, patience and risk. 7 books, 118 bytes, about 1 hr 19 min of reading in total.

Enrol to add these 7 books to your reading plan. Finish every book, reaching its last slide, to complete the goal. Read them in any order.

  1. Book 1 of 7 · 22 bytes

    The Intelligent Investor

    by Benjamin Graham

    22 key learnings from the classic on value investing, Mr. Market and the margin of safety.

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  2. Book 2 of 7 · 16 bytes

    The Essays of Warren Buffett

    by Warren Buffett, edited by Lawrence A. Cunningham

    16 key learnings from Warren Buffett's shareholder letters on business, investing and governance.

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  3. Book 3 of 7 · 16 bytes

    The Most Important Thing

    by Howard Marks

    16 key learnings from Howard Marks on second-level thinking, risk and market cycles.

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  4. Book 4 of 7 · 16 bytes

    One Up on Wall Street

    by Peter Lynch with John Rothchild

    16 key learnings from legendary fund manager Peter Lynch on using what you know to pick stocks.

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  5. Book 5 of 7 · 16 bytes

    A Random Walk Down Wall Street

    by Burton G. Malkiel

    16 key learnings on why low-cost index investing beats trying to outsmart the market.

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  6. Book 6 of 7 · 16 bytes

    Coffee Can Investing

    by Saurabh Mukherjea, Rakshit Ranjan and Pranab Uniyal

    16 key learnings on building wealth in India by buying high-quality companies and holding them.

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  7. Book 7 of 7 · 16 bytes

    The Dhandho Investor

    by Mohnish Pabrai

    16 key learnings on low-risk, high-return value investing inspired by Patel motel owners.

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